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Manual	Page	Description
4.2BSD	accept(2)	accept a connection on a socket
4.2BSD	access(2)	determine accessibility of file
4.2BSD	acct(2)	turn accounting on or off
4.2BSD	bind(2)	bind a name to a socket
4.2BSD	brk(2)	change data segment size
4.2BSD	chdir(2)	change current working directory
4.2BSD	chmod(2)	change mode of file
4.2BSD	chown(2)	change owner and group of a file
4.2BSD	chroot(2)	change root directory
4.2BSD	close(2)	delete a descriptor
4.2BSD	connect(2)	initiate a connection on a socket
4.2BSD	creat(2)	create a new file
4.2BSD	dup(2)	duplicate a descriptor
4.2BSD	dup2(2)	duplicate a descriptor
4.2BSD	execve(2)	execute a file
4.2BSD	exit(2)	terminate a process
4.2BSD	fchmod(2)	change mode of file
4.2BSD	fchown(2)	change owner and group of a file
4.2BSD	fcntl(2)	file control
4.2BSD	flock(2)	apply or remove an advisory lock on an open file
4.2BSD	fork(2)	create a new process
4.2BSD	fstat(2)	get file status
4.2BSD	fsync(2)	synchronize a file's in-core state with that on disk
4.2BSD	ftruncate(2)	truncate a file to a specified length
4.2BSD	getdtablesize(2)	get descriptor table size
4.2BSD	getegid(2)	get group identity
4.2BSD	geteuid(2)	get user identity
4.2BSD	getgid(2)	get group identity
4.2BSD	getgroups(2)	get group access list
4.2BSD	gethostid(2)	get/set unique identifier of current host
4.2BSD	gethostname(2)	get/set name of current host
4.2BSD	getitimer(2)	get/set value of interval timer
4.2BSD	getpagesize(2)	get system page size
4.2BSD	getpeername(2)	get name of connected peer
4.2BSD	getpgrp(2)	get process group
4.2BSD	getpid(2)	get process identification
4.2BSD	getppid(2)	get process identification
4.2BSD	getpriority(2)	get/set program scheduling priority
4.2BSD	getrlimit(2)	control maximum system resource consumption
4.2BSD	getrusage(2)	get information about resource utilization
4.2BSD	getsockname(2)	get socket name
4.2BSD	getsockopt(2)	get and set options on sockets
4.2BSD	gettimeofday(2)	get/set date and time
4.2BSD	getuid(2)	get user identity
4.2BSD	intro(2)	introduction to system calls and error numbers
4.2BSD	ioctl(2)	control device
4.2BSD	kill(2)	send signal to a process
4.2BSD	killpg(2)	send signal to a process group
4.2BSD	link(2)	make a hard link to a file
4.2BSD	listen(2)	listen for connections on a socket
4.2BSD	lseek(2)	move read/write pointer
4.2BSD	lstat(2)	get file status
4.2BSD	mkdir(2)	make a directory file
4.2BSD	mknod(2)	make a special file
4.2BSD	mount(2)	mount or remove file system
4.2BSD	open(2)	open a file for reading or writing, or create a new file
4.2BSD	pipe(2)	create an interprocess communication channel
4.2BSD	profil(2)	execution time profile
4.2BSD	ptrace(2)	process trace
4.2BSD	quota(2)	manipulate disk quotas
4.2BSD	read(2)	read input
4.2BSD	readlink(2)	read value of a symbolic link
4.2BSD	readv(2)	read input
4.2BSD	reboot(2)	reboot system or halt processor
4.2BSD	recv(2)	receive a message from a socket
4.2BSD	recvfrom(2)	receive a message from a socket
4.2BSD	recvmsg(2)	receive a message from a socket
4.2BSD	rename(2)	change the name of a file
4.2BSD	rmdir(2)	remove a directory file
4.2BSD	sbrk(2)	change data segment size
4.2BSD	select(2)	synchronous i/o multiplexing
4.2BSD	send(2)	send a message from a socket
4.2BSD	sendmsg(2)	send a message from a socket
4.2BSD	sendto(2)	send a message from a socket
4.2BSD	setgroups(2)	set group access list
4.2BSD	sethostid(2)	get/set unique identifier of current host
4.2BSD	sethostname(2)	get/set name of current host
4.2BSD	setitimer(2)	get/set value of interval timer
4.2BSD	setpgrp(2)	set process group
4.2BSD	setpriority(2)	get/set program scheduling priority
4.2BSD	setquota(2)	enable/disable quotas on a file system
4.2BSD	setregid(2)	set real and effective group ID
4.2BSD	setreuid(2)	set real and effective user ID's
4.2BSD	setrlimit(2)	control maximum system resource consumption
4.2BSD	setsockopt(2)	get and set options on sockets
4.2BSD	settimeofday(2)	get/set date and time
4.2BSD	shutdown(2)	shut down part of a full-duplex connection
4.2BSD	sigblock(2)	block signals
4.2BSD	sigpause(2)	atomically release blocked signals and wait for interrupt
4.2BSD	sigsetmask(2)	set current signal mask
4.2BSD	sigstack(2)	set and/or get signal stack context
4.2BSD	sigvec(2)	software signal facilities
4.2BSD	socket(2)	create an endpoint for communication
4.2BSD	socketpair(2)	create a pair of connected sockets
4.2BSD	stat(2)	get file status
4.2BSD	swapon(2)	add a swap device for interleaved paging/swapping
4.2BSD	symlink(2)	make symbolic link to a file
4.2BSD	sync(2)	update super-block
4.2BSD	syscall(2)	indirect system call
4.2BSD	truncate(2)	truncate a file to a specified length
4.2BSD	umask(2)	set file creation mode mask
4.2BSD	umount(2)	mount or remove file system
4.2BSD	unlink(2)	remove directory entry
4.2BSD	utimes(2)	set file times
4.2BSD	vfork(2)	spawn new process in a virtual memory efficient way
4.2BSD	vhangup(2)	virtually ``hangup'' the current control terminal
4.2BSD	wait(2)	wait for process to terminate
4.2BSD	wait3(2)	wait for process to terminate
4.2BSD	write(2)	write on a file
4.2BSD	writev(2)	write on a file

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